In Brazil, Prisoners Can Decrease Their Sentence by Reading Books

A former president convicted of plotting a coup is now eligible to shorten his prison sentence in Brazil by reading books.

Tim Corbin’s Case for College Baseball

As MLB’s next labor fight threatens to reshape the player development pipeline, Vanderbilt’s longtime head coach believes the ...
Chalkbeat

Colorado ballot measure would use proceeds from Pinnacol Assurance sale to fund workforce training

They’re pushing a ballot measure to privatize Pinnacol Assurance, a quasi-governmental insurance provider. Pinnacol leaders ...

Unpacking Goodwill: Where your donation goes and what it does

Evansville Goodwill reached out to 14 news to show the inner workings of the facility, to show people that it’s more than ...
ABC15 Arizona

Arizona's ESA program surpasses 100,000 students as enrollment continues rapid growth

Arizona's ESA program has reached a significant milestone, with more than 100,000 students now enrolled in the controversial ...

5th annual 'Chico Trades Day' connects students to construction careers, industry leaders

The Valley Contractors Workforce Foundation (VCWF), in collaboration with the Construction Industry Education Foundation (CIEF) and Chico State’s Construction M ...

Troy University and Baptist Health team up to bolster health workforce locally

Troy University’s Montgomery campus and Baptist Health announced a new partnership on Thursday aimed at supporting local ...

Florida Senate passes bill to reduce public school regulations

The Florida Senate unanimously approved the bill Thursday.
WPLG Local 10

Here is how Broward School Board spared Blair Middle School from superintedent’s cut list

Someone wore a bear costume and a “Save Bair” T-shirt to the Broward School Board meeting on Wednesday and stood next to Mark ...